JPH0734137U - Wood floor material - Google Patents

Wood floor material

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JPH0734137U
JPH0734137U JP6554393U JP6554393U JPH0734137U JP H0734137 U JPH0734137 U JP H0734137U JP 6554393 U JP6554393 U JP 6554393U JP 6554393 U JP6554393 U JP 6554393U JP H0734137 U JPH0734137 U JP H0734137U
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政幸 佐藤
一昭 金広
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Nippon Paper Industries Co Ltd
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Abstract

(57)【要約】 【目的】 直貼り床材で、木質部の厚みが薄いにもかか
わらず、施工が簡単で、且つ床下地の凹凸面にもよくな
じみ、防音性能の優れた床材を供給する。 【構成】 相対する木質部の側面に合い欠き加工が施さ
れ、下半部が突出した側面側の裏面下部に比較的弾性係
数の大きな緩衝材が側面にそって帯状に貼られ、裏面の
残りの部分には目的とする防音性能をもつ緩衝材が貼ら
れている直貼り床材。 【効果】 発音体である木質部の厚みが薄いので、防音
性能が優れ、且つ施工も簡単で、しかも段違いが発生し
ない。
(57) [Summary] [Purpose] A floor material that is a direct-adhesive floor material that is easy to install, and fits well on uneven surfaces of the floor base, even though the wood part is thin. To do. [Structure] The opposite side surfaces of the wood part are notched, and a cushioning material with a relatively large elastic coefficient is attached in a strip shape along the side surface on the lower part of the rear surface on the side where the lower half part protrudes. A direct-adhesive flooring material that has a cushioning material that has the desired soundproofing performance. [Effect] Since the wood part, which is the sounding body, is thin, it has excellent soundproofing performance, is easy to install, and does not cause a step difference.

Description

【考案の詳細な説明】[Detailed description of the device]

【0001】[0001]

【産業上の利用分野】[Industrial applications]

本考案は、鉄筋コンクリート造りの建物の床に貼る木質床材に関する考案であ る。 The present invention relates to a wooden flooring material to be attached to the floor of a reinforced concrete building.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】[Prior art]

鉄筋コンクリート造りの建造物の床下地に木質の床材を貼る場合、通常その床 下地はコンクリートスラブであり、表面は完全な平面でなく、凹凸がある。その ため、木質の床材をそのまま直貼りすると、床下地と十分に密着しない。そのた め、通常は木質床材裏面に緩衝材を貼った直貼り床材が使用されている。 When a wooden floor material is applied to the floor base of a reinforced concrete structure, the floor base is usually a concrete slab, and the surface is not a perfectly flat surface and has irregularities. For this reason, if the wooden floor material is directly attached, it will not adhere sufficiently to the floor substrate. For this reason, a direct-adhesive floor material with a cushioning material attached to the back of the wooden floor material is usually used.

【0003】 裏面に緩衝材を貼った床は、床下地に施工後、床上に家具等を置いたり、人が 歩行すると、少なからず沈み込む。相隣接する床材どうしの接合部では、片方の 床材にのみ大きな荷重がかかる等、荷重のかかり方が必ずしも均等でない。その ような場合、どうしても大きな荷重がかかった方の床材が大きく沈み込む結果、 接合部に段違いが発生しやすい。従って、従来技術の直貼り床材は、片方の床材 にのみ大きな荷重がかかっても段違いが生じないよう、接合部の実型を本実加工 にせざるを得なかった。A floor having a cushioning material attached to the back surface sinks to some extent when furniture or the like is placed on the floor or a person walks after construction on the floor base. At the joint between adjacent floor materials, the load is not always equal, such as a large load being applied only to one floor material. In such a case, as a result of the floor material under the heavy load sinking largely, unevenness is likely to occur at the joint. Therefore, in the case of the conventional directly-bonded flooring material, the actual mold of the joint portion had to be actually processed so that no step difference would occur even if a large load was applied to only one flooring material.

【0004】[0004]

【考案が解決しようとする課題】[Problems to be solved by the device]

ところが、木質床材は、それ自体が発音体であるため、木質部を厚くすればそ れだけ防音性能が低下する。木質部の厚みを薄くするに従い、実の強度が低下す るばかりでなく、施工の際に雄実を雌実に嵌合しにくくなり、施工の能率が著し く低下する。そのため、木質部の厚みは、どうしてもある程度までしか薄くでき ない。木質材料の中で、比較的強度のあるムクの木材や合板でも、木質部の厚み を9mm以下にして接合部に本実を施すと、実の強度も実用上の限界にまで低下し 、また施工能率も著しく低下する。 However, since the wooden floor material itself is a sounding body, the thicker the wooden portion, the lower the soundproofing performance. As the thickness of the wood part becomes thinner, not only the strength of the fruit decreases, but also it becomes difficult to fit the male fruit to the female fruit during the construction, which significantly reduces the construction efficiency. Therefore, the thickness of the wood part can only be thinned to some extent. Among the wood materials, even with relatively strong moku wood and plywood, if the thickness of the wood part is set to 9 mm or less and the actual part is applied to the joint part, the actual strength will decrease to the limit of practical use. Efficiency is also significantly reduced.

【0005】 本考案は、木質部の厚みを薄くしても、施工能率が低下せず、かつ段違いの発 生しない床材直貼り床材に関するものである。The present invention relates to a flooring material directly attached to a flooring material that does not reduce the construction efficiency even if the thickness of the wood part is reduced and does not cause unevenness.

【0006】[0006]

【課題を解決するための手段】[Means for Solving the Problems]

本考案を、以下実施例の図面に基づいて説明する。図1は、側面に合い欠き加 工が施された床材の断面を示す。即ち、床材木質部下半部が上半部よりも外側に 突き出た側(以下A型側面という)と下半部が上半部よりも内側に後退した側( 以下B型側面という)が、相対し接合部を形成している。また、A型側面の裏面 には比較的圧縮弾性係数の大きな緩衝材(a)が、Bの裏面には比較的圧縮弾性 係数の小さい緩衝材(b)がそれぞれ貼られている。 The present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings of the embodiments. FIG. 1 shows a cross section of a flooring material having a cutout on the side surface. That is, the side where the lower half of the floor wood part protrudes outside the upper half (hereinafter referred to as the A-type side) and the side where the lower half recedes inside the upper half (hereinafter referred to as the B-type side) are They face each other and form a joint. Further, a cushioning material (a) having a relatively large compression elastic coefficient is attached to the back surface of the A-type side surface, and a cushioning material (b) having a relatively small compression elastic coefficient is attached to the back surface of B.

【0007】 図2はこの床材が施工された状態を示す断面図である。床材(2)は、単に床 材(1)の上に単に載っているだけか、あるいは床材1と接着剤で接着されてい る。しかしながら、施工現場において、合い欠き加工の床材接合部を強力に接着 し、しかも長期間の耐久性を保証できるような接着剤はいまだ知られていないの で、上記の床材(1)と床材(2)が接着剤で緊密に接着されている場合を想定 することは、あまり意味がない。したがって、本考案では、床材(2)が単に床 材(1)の上に単に載っている場合だけを考える。FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which this floor material is constructed. The floor material (2) is simply placed on the floor material (1) or is bonded to the floor material 1 with an adhesive. However, at the construction site, there is no known adhesive that can strongly bond the joint part of the floor material that is notched and can guarantee the long-term durability. It does not make much sense to assume that the flooring (2) is tightly bonded with an adhesive. Therefore, the present invention considers only the case where the floor material (2) is simply placed on the floor material (1).

【0008】 接合部付近で、床材(1)の側に大きな荷重を加えた場合、Aの裏面の緩衝材 (a)は、圧縮弾性係数が大きいので、床材(1)はわずかに沈み込むに過ぎな い。床材(2)が単に床材(1)の上に単に載っているだけの場合は、床材(1 )がわずかに沈み込んでも、床材(2)は全く影響を受けないので、床材(1) と床材(2)の間にわずかに段違いが発生するだけである。したがって床材(1 )の緩衝材(a)の圧縮弾性係数が十分大きければ、床材(1)の沈み込みはご くわずかで、床材(1)と(2)の接合部において、実用上問題となるような大 きな段違いは発生しない。When a large load is applied to the floor material (1) side in the vicinity of the joint, the cushioning material (a) on the back surface of A has a large compression elastic coefficient, and thus the floor material (1) slightly sinks. It's just too busy. If the floor material (2) is simply resting on the floor material (1), even if the floor material (1) slightly sinks, the floor material (2) is not affected at all. Only a slight step difference occurs between the material (1) and the floor material (2). Therefore, if the compressive elastic modulus of the cushioning material (a) of the floor material (1) is sufficiently large, the sinking of the floor material (1) is very small, and practically at the joint between the floor materials (1) and (2). There will be no major differences that could cause problems.

【0009】 次に、同じく接合部付近で、床材(2)の方に大きな荷重を加えると、床材( 2)の下に床材(1)がなければ、床材(2)は緩衝材(b)の圧縮弾性係数が 小さいため大きく沈み込むはずである。ところが接合部の直下に床材(1)があ るため、床材(1)と接触したままごくわずか沈み込むに過ぎない。したがって 、この場合も床材(1)の方にのみ大きな荷重をかけた場合と同様に、接合部に おいて実用上問題となる段違いは発生しない。Next, when a large load is applied to the floor material (2) in the vicinity of the joint as well, if the floor material (1) does not exist under the floor material (2), the floor material (2) is buffered. Since the material (b) has a small compressive elastic modulus, it should largely sink. However, since the floor material (1) is located just below the joint, it only slightly sinks in contact with the floor material (1). Therefore, in this case as well, as in the case where a large load is applied only to the floor material (1), there is no step difference that poses a practical problem at the joint.

【0010】 緩衝材(a)と緩衝材(b)の圧縮弾性係数がほぼ同じ大きさでかつその値が 大き過ぎると、床材施工の際に、床下地の凹凸面とのなじみが悪く、床下地に強 固に接着されない。そのため後日、床材の剥離等が発生するばかりでなく、緩衝 材の弾性が小さいため、防音性能も低くならざるを得ない。When the compressive elastic coefficients of the cushioning material (a) and the cushioning material (b) are substantially the same and their values are too large, they do not fit well with the uneven surface of the floor base during the flooring work. Does not adhere strongly to the floor base. Therefore, not only the flooring will peel off at a later date, but also the elasticity of the cushioning material will be small, and the soundproofing performance will have to be lowered.

【0011】 緩衝材(a)と緩衝材(b)の圧縮弾性係数が、両方とも比較的小さければ、 防音性能はよい。ところが、床材(1)にのみ大きな荷重を加えた時、床材(1 )のみ大きく沈み込むため、床材(1)と(2)との接合部で大きな段違いが発 生し、歩行中につまずいたりして危険である。したがって、防音性能を維持しな がら段違いを防止するためには、緩衝材(a)の方の圧縮弾性係数を大きくし、 床材(1)の方の沈み込みを一定限度に押さえる必要がある。ただし、緩衝材( a)の圧縮弾性係数を大きくすると、防音性能が劣るので、その面積はできるだ け小さく抑える必要がある。If both the cushioning material (a) and the cushioning material (b) have relatively small compressive elastic moduli, the soundproofing performance is good. However, when a large load is applied only to the floor material (1), only the floor material (1) largely sinks, causing a large step difference at the joint between the floor materials (1) and (2), and walking. It is dangerous to trip over. Therefore, it is necessary to increase the compression elastic modulus of the cushioning material (a) and suppress the sinking of the flooring material (1) to a certain limit in order to prevent unevenness while maintaining soundproof performance. . However, if the compression elastic coefficient of the cushioning material (a) is increased, the soundproofing performance is deteriorated, and therefore the area must be kept as small as possible.

【0012】 従って、本考案では図1に示すように、(A)型側面の下には比較的圧縮弾性 係数の大きな緩衝材(a)を、(B)型側面の下には目的とする防音性能を達成 するために必要とされる圧縮弾性係数の小さな緩衝材(b)を貼る。緩衝材(a )と(b)の床材巾に対する比率は、夫々5〜25%,及び95〜75%が適当 である。緩衝材(a)が必要とされるのは、A型側面付近のみであり、しかも圧 縮弾性係数が比較的大きく、緩衝効果が緩衝材(b)に比べて劣るので、緩衝材 (a)の比率をあまり大きくすると、床材の防音性能が低下するからである。Therefore, in the present invention, as shown in FIG. 1, the purpose is to provide a cushioning material (a) having a relatively large compression elastic coefficient below the side surface of the (A) mold and below the side surface of the (B) mold. A cushioning material (b) having a small compression elastic coefficient required to achieve soundproof performance is attached. Appropriate ratios of the cushioning materials (a) and (b) to the floor material width are 5 to 25% and 95 to 75%, respectively. The cushioning material (a) is required only near the A-type side surface, and the compressive elastic coefficient is relatively large, and the cushioning effect is inferior to that of the cushioning material (b). This is because if the ratio of is too large, the soundproofing performance of the floor material deteriorates.

【0013】 こうして、上記に述べた床材複数枚を、図2のように床下地に貼れば、目的と する防音性能を達成できるとともに、実用上障害となる段違いの発生を防止でき る。しかも、接合部が合い欠き加工であるため、本実加工よりも発音体である木 質部を薄くし、防音性能を向上させることが可能である。Thus, by sticking the above-mentioned plurality of floor materials to the floor base as shown in FIG. 2, it is possible to achieve the desired soundproofing performance and prevent the occurrence of step differences that are a practical obstacle. Moreover, since the joints are notched, it is possible to make the wood part, which is the sounding body, thinner than in the actual process, and improve the soundproofing performance.

【0014】 また、施工面でも、本実のように相隣接する床材の凸型実を凹型実に嵌合する 必要がないので、木質部が薄くても施工に手間取ることはない。 緩衝材(b)は、(a)に比べて面積が大きく、本考案の床材の防音性能を左 右するので、その圧縮弾性係数は、防音床材に広く使用採用されている緩衝材と 同様の弾性係数、即ち5kg/cm2 〜20kg/cm2 が適当である。しかし、前述の ように、床材(1)の(A)型側面付近は、沈み込みを小さくしなければならな いので、緩衝材(a)の圧縮弾性係数は、15kg/cm2 〜50kg/cm2 が適正で ある。Also in terms of construction, it is not necessary to fit the convex fruits of the adjacent flooring materials to the concave fruits unlike the actual fruits, so that even if the wood part is thin, it does not take time to perform the construction. Since the cushioning material (b) has a larger area than that of (a) and the soundproofing performance of the flooring material of the present invention is left and right, its compression elastic coefficient is different from that of the cushioning material widely used for soundproofing flooring material. A similar elastic modulus, ie 5 kg / cm 2 to 20 kg / cm 2, is suitable. However, as mentioned above, since the subsidence must be reduced near the (A) type side surface of the floor material (1), the compressive elastic modulus of the cushioning material (a) is 15 kg / cm 2 to 50 kg. / Cm 2 is appropriate.

【0015】 なお、上記緩衝材(a)の圧縮弾性係数の適性値は、次のように計算される。 即ち、床材(1)に体重60kgの大人の片足がかかった場合、接合部にごく近い 位置では、その大人の全体重が足裏つま先(約40cm2 )にかかる圧力とほぼ同 じ荷重、即ち1.5kg/cm2 の荷重がかかると想定される。緩衝材は、荷重を加 えた時の適当な緩衝性能、及び歩行感を損なわない範囲での沈み込み量等を考慮 して、一般には厚みが2〜7mmのものが多く使用されている。実用上支障のない 段違いは0.2mm以下と考えられるから、1.5kg/cm2 の荷重が加えられとき 、厚みが2〜7mmの緩衝材が0.2mmの圧縮歪みを受けると考えれば、その緩衝 材の圧縮弾性係数は、上記のように、15kg/cm2 〜50kg/cm2 となる。The appropriate value of the compression elastic coefficient of the cushioning material (a) is calculated as follows. That is, when one foot of an adult weighing 60 kg is applied to the floor material (1), at a position very close to the joint, the total weight of the adult is almost equal to the pressure applied to the soles and toes (about 40 cm 2 ), That is, it is assumed that a load of 1.5 kg / cm 2 is applied. The cushioning material generally has a thickness of 2 to 7 mm in consideration of an appropriate cushioning performance when a load is applied and a sinking amount within a range that does not impair the feeling of walking. Since it is considered that the step difference that does not cause any practical problem is 0.2 mm or less, assuming that the cushioning material having a thickness of 2 to 7 mm receives a compressive strain of 0.2 mm when a load of 1.5 kg / cm 2 is applied, its compression elastic modulus of the cushioning material, as described above, a 15kg / cm 2 ~50kg / cm 2 .

【0016】 また、本考案に使用される緩衝材は、発砲樹脂、不織布等の厚手の繊維、発砲 ゴム等の、復元力のある弾性体のシートであれば、ほとんどのものが使用できる 。床材の木質部は、ムクの木材を板状に加工したものをはじめとして、合板、パ ーティクルボード、繊維板、LVL等、木材を主原料として板状に加工されたも のが使用できる。ムクの木材や、合板、LVLの場合は、厚みが9mm以上のもの であれば、本実加工でも、必要な実の強度があるので、本考案のように合い欠き にする必要はない。As the cushioning material used in the present invention, almost any sheet can be used as long as it is a resilient elastic sheet such as foamed resin, thick fiber such as nonwoven fabric, and foamed rubber. As the wood part of the floor material, there can be used those obtained by processing wood of muku into a plate shape, plywood, particle board, fiber board, LVL and the like, which are processed into a plate shape using wood as a main raw material. In the case of muku wood, plywood, and LVL, as long as the thickness is 9 mm or more, the actual processing has the necessary actual strength, so there is no need to make a gap as in the present invention.

【0017】 ただし、パーティクルボードや繊維板では、湿気や水分に対する強度や長期耐 久性がムクの木材や合板、LVLに比べて劣るので、厚みが15mm以上ないと長 期間の使用に不安が残るから、本考案は、厚みが15mm以下のパーティクルボー ドや繊維板を木質部とした床材にも適用できる。However, since particleboard and fiberboard are inferior in strength and long-term durability to moisture and water compared to solid wood, plywood, and LVL, if the thickness is 15 mm or more, long-term use remains uneasy. Therefore, the present invention can also be applied to a particle board having a thickness of 15 mm or less or a floor material having a fiberboard as a wood part.

【0018】 なお、本考案では、裏面に緩衝材が貼られているため、木質部をあまり薄くす ると、床材全体の曲げ弾性係数が小さくなり過ぎ、集中荷重がかかった部分に歪 みが集中するので、歩行中に踏み鳴りがする等の問題があり、木質部は少なくと も、6mm以上の厚みが必要である。In the present invention, since the cushioning material is attached to the back surface, if the wood part is made too thin, the flexural modulus of elasticity of the entire floor material becomes too small, and distortion occurs in the part subjected to the concentrated load. Since it concentrates, there are problems such as squeaking noises during walking, and the wood part needs to have a thickness of at least 6 mm.

【0019】[0019]

【考案の作用効果】[Function and effect of the device]

本考案の効果を次に挙げる。 1.接合部に合い欠きを採用することにより、木質部を薄くでき、しかも施 工能率が低下しない。 2.発音体である木質部を薄くすることにより、防音性能が向上する。 3.接合部が合い欠きであるにもかかわらず、施工後の段違いがほとんど発 生しない。 The effects of the present invention are as follows. 1. By using the notch at the joint, the wood part can be made thinner and the work efficiency does not decrease. 2. The soundproofing performance is improved by thinning the wood part that is the sounding body. 3. Despite the lack of joints, there is almost no step difference after construction.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of drawings]

【図1】本考案の直貼り床材の断面図。FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view of a direct-applied floor material of the present invention.

【図2】接合部の断面図。FIG. 2 is a sectional view of a joint portion.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

a 緩衝材 b 緩衝材 a cushioning material b cushioning material

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【実用新案登録請求の範囲】[Scope of utility model registration request] 【請求項1】 ムクの木材、合板又はLVLからなる木
質部の裏面に緩衝材が貼られ、該木質部の厚みが6mmか
ら9mmまでの床材で、相対する木質部の側面に合い欠き
が施され、合い欠きの下半部が突出した側面側の裏面に
圧縮弾性係数15kg/cm2 〜50kg/cm2 緩衝材が該側
面にそって帯状に貼られ、裏面の残りの部分には、圧縮
弾性係数5kg/cm2 〜20kg/cm2 の緩衝材が貼られて
おり、かつ圧縮弾性係数15kg/cm2 〜50kg/cm2
緩衝材の貼られている面積が、床材裏面全体の5%〜2
5%である直貼り床材。
1. A cushioning material is attached to the back surface of a wood part made of moku wood, plywood or LVL, and the floor part has a thickness of 6 mm to 9 mm, and the opposite side faces of the wood part are notched, A compression elastic coefficient of 15 kg / cm 2 to 50 kg / cm 2 cushioning material is attached in a strip shape along the side surface on the back surface on the side surface where the lower half of the notch protrudes, and the compression elastic coefficient is applied to the remaining portion of the back surface. 5kg / cm 2 ~20kg / cm 2 of the cushioning material have been attached, and the area that is affixed to the compression modulus 15kg / cm 2 ~50kg / cm 2 of buffer material, 5% of the total flooring backside - Two
Directly applied flooring material that is 5%.
【請求項2】 パーティクルボード又は繊維板からなる
木質部の裏面に緩衝材が貼られ、該木質部の厚みが6mm
から15mmまでの床材で、相対する木質部の側面に合い
欠きが施され、合い欠きの下半部が突出した側面側の裏
面に圧縮弾性係数15kg/cm2 〜50kg/cm2 緩衝材が
該側面にそって帯状に貼られ、裏面の残りの部分には、
圧縮弾性係数5kg/cm2 〜20kg/cm2 の緩衝材が貼ら
れており、かつ圧縮弾性係数15kg/cm2 〜50kg/cm
2 の緩衝材の貼られている面積が、床材裏面全体の5%
〜25%である直貼り床材。
2. A cushioning material is affixed to the back surface of a wood part made of particle board or fiber board, and the thickness of the wood part is 6 mm.
In the flooring to 15 mm, away fit on the side surface of the opposing wooden section is subjected, fits compression modulus 15 kg / cm 2 on the back side surface side of the lower half portion is protruded in-away to 50 kg / cm 2 buffer material the Sticked in a strip along the side, on the rest of the back,
Cushioning material of the compression elastic modulus 5kg / cm 2 ~20kg / cm 2 and is affixed, and compression modulus 15kg / cm 2 ~50kg / cm
The area where the cushioning material of 2 is pasted is 5% of the entire back surface of the floor material.
~ 25% direct-applied flooring.
JP6554393U 1993-12-08 1993-12-08 Wood floor material Pending JPH0734137U (en)

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